Often Miss Marple dominates the investigating expect but in this case, the very serious Matthew McFadyen is always able to stand his ground. This is the first of the Julia McKenzie portrayals of Miss Marple, not quite the certainty of Joan Hickson and not the twee ingratiating Geraldine McEwan. There is also his dominated daughter.Īs with these films, most of the action takes place in a country mansion – with some scenes in the local hotel. However, it is the world of business in the 1950s, Kenneth Cranham as an autocrat and ruining his company, Ben Miles as his very business -like son and Rupert Graves as the rebellious son who has lived in Africa. The period is the 1950s, some memories of World War II. In reading the Google synopsis of A Pocket Full of Rye, it coheres very well with the the plot outline of this film version, even to Miss Marple returning home, Gladys’s letter and the incriminating photo. Julia McKenzie, Matthew McFadyen, Rupert Graves, Rose Heiney, Kenneth Cranham, Lucy Cohu, Edward Tudor-Pole, Ralf Little, Helen Baxendale, Ken Campbell, Anna Madeley, Joseph Beattie, Wendy Richard, Ben Miles, Prunella Scales.Īgatha Christie’s Miss Marple has been very popular on screen, the last being Julia McKenzie.
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